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WR Tre Harris, LAC (2 Viewers)
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Faust
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@scoutdnfl
Tre Harris is going to make a GM very happy.
6’3 / 210 lbs
One of the few prospects that I am confident will outperform their current value. A potential @scoutdnfl “my guy” looming..
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@RosterWatch
2025 Rookie Spotlight: Tre Harris, WR Ole Miss
He’s a polarizing prospect, but then so was Nico Collins, who I compare him to. Not many thought Collins would be special in the NFL, as he was another long, big man who could open up the field on occasion, but in the right situation he’s clearly thrived considerably
Read: rosterwatch.com/2025-rookie-sp…
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Faust
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Austin Abbott
Tre Harris NEEDS to be on your radar
1st in Yards Per Route Run (5.15)
Here’s what I LOVE:
Leading Ole Miss in Receiving Yards in consecutive seasons wasn’t surprising at all when you turn on the tape. He basically missed 5 full games and STILL cleared 1,000 receiving yards..
In his 7 Healthy Games: (2024)
Tre Harris is straight up fearless, he’s not afraid to go over the center of the field and take a hit. His footwork drastically improved in 2024, he doesn’t shy away from contact and has a ridiculously HIGH ceiling.
His efficiency was legitimately off the charts, Harris posted 17.2 Yards Per Reception while gradually increasing his Missed Tackles Forced Total (11) in EVERY season of his Collegiate Career.
Tre Harris is firmly in the conversation for my #1 Wide Receiver in the entire 2025 Class..
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Faust
MVP
Elite Drafters
Tre Harris reminds me of a less explosive Randy Moss.
Analytically he is no. 2 in the 2025 WR class in career YPRR with 3.02. This is an elite threshold.
REMINDER:
Through eight games he had 1,036 yards, 7 TDs.
He was on pace for 1,673 receiving yards and 11 TDs.
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He then injured his hip/groin area and was out rest of season. He was on pace for a historic college WR1 season.
Harris the past three college season put together three back-to-back 900+ yard seasons. He completed his 5th year and will turn 23 years old in February 2025.
Despite being a late declare, Tre Harris is a top-7 rookie for the 2025 class in dynasty.
Tre Harris has a strong profile. Elite production, elite size, and elite metrics in YPRR.
Strong draft capital as a 2nd round, proj top-50 pick provides a good floor for his hit rate as well.
Randy Moss - 6'4 210 lbs
Tre Harris - 6'3 210 lbs
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King of the Jungle
Footballguy
He looks lumbering to me. I want to like him more, but have not got there yet.I will not fall for this.
Unwrittenlaw
Footballguy
I do not like 5th yr seniors that enter the nfl draft. Out of the late rd was, I like Ricky White III
Faust
MVP
Austin Abbott
Prospect Profile:
Physically imposing, comfortable with going over the middle to make the big catch.
A really HIGH ceiling type of player who will candidly beat you with his strength, speed, and route running.
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Efficiency: (2024)
He essentially missed 5 games in 2024 and STILL had over 1,000+ Receiving Yards..
Yards Per Reception:
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Play Style:
Tre Harris is built like an NFL teams WR1, if you need a wide out to play "bully ball", here you go.
He's just fearless man. Also a very potent, gifted, and smart athlete who still has some polishing to do.
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Player Comp:
I don't expect Tre Harris to have the blazing 4.33 (98th percentile) speed like BTJ but he can still thrive as a legitimate Deep Threat.
Projected Draft Capital: Mid 2nd Round
Tre Harris has a very bright future in the NFL.
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Dawg Pound 69
Footballguy
Harris missed the game with injury when Miller was at the game.
I am confused by Miller's post.
Harris is one I am still figuring out...DJ liking him is a definite plus.
Boston
Footballguy
Harris missed the game with injury when Miller was at the game.
I am confused by Miller's post.
Harris is one I am still figuring out...DJ liking him is a definite plus.
Ahhh..thanks!
King of the Jungle
Footballguy
Mingo.
socrates
Footballguy
Bingo
I see Harris as a competent, but kinda average prospect. Like a Josh Palmer type. I kinda think the Ole Miss offense in general is a little overrated (I'm not a Dart guy either) but in round 3 I think Harris is fine.
Harris is probably somewhere in the WR9-13 range for me in this draft. I think Elic Ayomanor is a similar type of player, but much better.
Harris is probably somewhere in the WR9-13 range for me in this draft. I think Elic Ayomanor is a similar type of player, but much better.
Grahamburn
Footballguy
High drop rate and low contested catch rate. Not a great combo.
Faust
MVP
Austin Abbott
Tre Harris Vs. LSU is why GM’s will be ALL over him in the 2025 NFL Draft:
He CLEARED 1,000+ Yards this season while essentially missing 6 games..
His healthy 13 Game Pace?
Tre Harris is 6’3, 210 lbs
Faust
MVP
ITre Harris.
I’m fighting myself on who should be the WR2 of this class. Harris or Emeka Egbuka.
Both players are really really damn good. For NFL teams it is more of a choice of who do you need skillset wise for your roster & how does that player fit with the other WRs.
Soulfly3
Footballguy
Austin Abbott
Tre Harris Vs. LSU is why GM’s will be ALL over him in the 2025 NFL Draft:
He CLEARED 1,000+ Yards this season while essentially missing 6 games..
His healthy 13 Game Pace?
Tre Harris is 6’3, 210 lbs
I like the talent... But no for 1 big reason - Man is always hurt.
Secondly, that LSU game is why GMs will be all over him? Because why? Does LSU's doggy doodoo secondary make this guy's mouth water for some reason? Who from LSU is going anywhere in the first 2/3rnds of the draft, if at all?
BigTex
Don't mess with Texas
He separated from defensive backs at an 88th-percentile rate. He’s the highest rated WR in this class but he’s #3 on my board.
Tex
JohnnyU
Footballguy
I could be mistaken, but I thought I watched a podcast where they said he was always covered and had to rely on his contested catch ability most of the time, but I could be mistaken.
BigTex
Don't mess with Texas
When we look at a receiver’s contested catch rate it tends to be unstable from year to year so that’s a metric I stay away from and I believe in time the Fantasy community will leave behind also because there’s no correlation from year to year to prove it’s a metric that shows success at the next level.
Don’t watch that podcast lol it might be a good thing you don’t remember.
What does your eyes say?
Tex
BigTex
Don't mess with Texas
P.S. I’m not saying he’s the highest rated separatist in this class I had two thoughts.
First, he separated at a 88% clip and 2nd he’s the highest rated pass catcher not separator….so let’s clear that up.
I just think he’s better than what meaning are saying at least his numbers tells me so now the injury if it’s a big deal to you then I understand.
Tex
First, he separated at a 88% clip and 2nd he’s the highest rated pass catcher not separator….so let’s clear that up.
I just think he’s better than what meaning are saying at least his numbers tells me so now the injury if it’s a big deal to you then I understand.
Tex
BigTex
Don't mess with Texas
JohnnyU
Footballguy
Here's a guy that will probably take time to develop. Think Quentin Johnston. After his rookie year you couldn't give him away, then in year two he started looking like a WR. I think some will reach for Harris and others will let him slide, but one thing I'm almots certain of is that after his rookie year some will think he's a roster clogger. I'm not saying showiing patience with him will pay off, but Im not saying it won't either.
Faust
MVP
Jacob Gibbs
Tre Harris produced over 1,000 receiving yards on just 190 routes run in 2024, good for an absurd 5.42yard per route run rate.
Health was a problem in college, and Harris is already 23 years old, but his film and underlying data show a player who could be among the top half of the NFL's X-receivers early in his career. He's a beast.
rockaction
Footballguy
Football Digest still exists?
Harris fans won't like it, but that Gabe Davis comp feels pretty fair to me. He's nowhere near the other 3. Michael Thomas/AJ Brown comps are just insane. Thomas was arguably the best WR in football for a couple years there, and AJ Brown is arguably the most physically dominant WR currently in the NFL.
rockaction
Footballguy
Let's not venerate Courtland Sutton too much here. Harris does have over a 3 YPRR and then some, which is pretty damn good. I'm not saying he will be good, just that it's impressive. But if I'm not mistaken, he is not an early declare, so that knocks him. And he's only had one good year, really. That's his statistical problem.
Clearly, the guy making the comps is making comps with pros who are good so we have a frame of reference. You take all these with a grain of salt from @scoutdnfl. He does this with every player. Faust re-posts his comparisons. I find them useful, knowing that for a lot of guys it's the best case scenario. It's merely that his college game in college is reminiscent of those pros in the pros. Actually, you can pretty much say that it's really a height-weight comparison. He's comparing Harris to some bigger bodies receivers, because AJ Brown and Michael Thomas were radically different receivers.
It's not an exercise for sticklers, that's for sure.
Harris is also part of a very non-NFL offense. I'm WAY lower on Dart for the same reason. Ole Miss runs a very college offense. I'd consider Sutton a best-case scenario. I think Harris is a middling 3rd round caliber prospect. Somewhere in the WR9 to WR12 range for me.
The bolded is a fair assessment, and part of why I hate comps based solely on size/speed. I just wanted to call it out, because nobody should have top NFL WR expectations for Harris.
This is probably better than Gabe Davis. But I think that's the level of player. Deep ball #3 WR.
